Enterprise Service Bus

The Nexgweb integration runtime engine is capable of playing multiple roles in your enterprise architecture. It can act as an ESB or a microservices integrator. When deployed as an ESB, it caters to your message routing, transformation, message mediation, service orchestration, as well as service and API hosting needs.

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Route, mediate, and transform data

  • Header-based, content-based, rule-based, and priority-based routing
  • Implement Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs), database integration, event stream integrations
  • Transform messages with XSLT 1.0/2.0, XPath, XQuery, and Smooks
  • Visual data mapping
  • CSV, JSON, and XML transformation connectors

Build and integrate services and APIs based on open standards and protocols

  • Build APIs with Open API (Swagger)
  • Support HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, POP, IMAP, SMTP, and more
  • Data formats such as JSON, XML, SOAP, EDIFACT, FHIR, ISO 8583, and FIX
  • Built-in adaptors to COTS systems, such as SAP, IBM MQ, Oracle AQ, MSMQ, and Office 365

Connect and expose any database as a service

  • Supports any RDBMS, CSV, Excel, ODS, Cassandra, and Google spreadsheets
  • Supports OData v4 protocol for any RDBMS and Cassandra data sources
  • Supports MSSQL, DB2, Oracle, OpenEdge, TerraData, MySQL, PostgreSQL/EnterpriseDB, H2, Derby or any database with a JDBC driver
  • Support for nested queries across data sources
  • XML-based configuration

Connect anything to anything

  • Connectors across various categories, such as payments, CRM, ERP, social networks, or legacy systems
  • Data transformation connectors for CSV, JSON, and XML and more

End to end tracing and monitoring capabilities

  • Integrate with Prometheus, Graphana, Jaeger, Fluent Bit based monitoring
  • Centralized logging with ELK Stack
  • Built-in collection and monitoring of standard access, performance, and statistics for all artifacts types
  • Support for integration to enterprise logging systems

Hybrid deployment options

  • Native integration with Docker, Kubernetes, and a variety of other container-management platforms
  • Deploy on VM or bare metal